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To: Double Dipper who wrote (7585)	3/23/1998 12:21:00 PM
From: Double Dipper	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 27968

I just saw a very large number cross my Internet Trader screen. Over a million. It might be the averaging of total shares that Cheryl told me they do, but can anyone check their programs and see if they show anything even remotely that large. Thanks, Total volume is only a million so I'm suspicious of this entry. Kevin

To: Double Dipper who wrote (7585)	3/23/1998 4:01:00 PM
From: Gregory Acuna	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 27968

Kevin, I did not give out my e-mail address to privately offer my idea of what NASDAQ company might merge with FAMH, but rather to facilitate the possibility of the most open discussion of the reasons why it may not be in our (FAMH shareholders') best interest to be publically guessing what company it may be. I said: "I'm wondering about the implications of making the information public. FAMH has very specifically held back that information for a reason." And I gave my e-mail address as follows: "Any and all comments appreciated. If anyone wants to reply privately you can write me at gregacuna@geocities.com" In no way did I suggest that I was going to share my guess, and I specifically emphasized my concerns about even discussing it. I'm sorry that you mis-read my message, but I object to you calling my actions "deceitful." My intentions were always to protect the best interest of all stockholders. My research, and discussion with others, confirmed that it's best to let Mr. Monas release the name of the company, whatever it is, when he sees fit. You can be sure that of all the people that wrote to me I shared my GUESS with NO ONE! I wish you, and everyone else on the thread, the best of luck. Greg